A New Fast Silicon Photomultiplier Photometer
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https://doi.org/10.14311/1476Keywords:
Silicon PhotoMultiplier detector (SiPM), photometer, fast variability, Pulsar.Abstract
The Crab pulsar is one of the most intensively studied X-ray/optical objects, but up to now only a small number of research groups have based their photometers on SiPM technology. In early February 2011, the Crab pulsar signal was observed with our photometer prototype. With low-cost instrumentation, the results of the analysis are very significant: the processed data acquired on the Crab pulsar gave both a good light curve and a good power spectrum, in comparison with the data analysis results of other more expensive photometer instrumentation.Downloads
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